AWESOME! Lots of thoughts. Let's see if I can wrap my head around. There it is, the most intense, dark, grim, graphic, cold and shocking opening scene to an episode. It left me feeling squeamish. Pretty dark and creepy. Outstanding acting and performance. It was golden.
The episode was incredibly well directed and acted. From the beginning to the end. Stupid decisions and anger is present-day history. Never have I realized how much I missed Team Free Will. I loved that Dean brought it back. Like he said "You, me and Sam. We're just better together". That's it, that's this week's quote.
Smarty Sammy will always be my favourite Sam. Not so many people point it out but he's a freaking genius. I'm so proud of him. Connecting the extraction of the grace to find and angel to taking his angelic part out. Incredibly well thought out. Plus, Gadreel (oddly pronunced) reference.
When Cas took the Colt to kill Dagon and Kelly without the boys, the only thing I could thought of was "Cas, baby, you're an assbutt beyond belief". He had to know that wasn't gonna end well. That scene in the motel room when he was feeling the baby and talking to Kelly was so powerful and touching. Great acting! I also loved that he was all smiley while seeing death and destruction, yet he decided to let the baby be born, lol.
I would've liked to see what happened in Heaven and to see Cas back in Heaven. Like, what exactly happened there that drove him to this?
I love the way Lucifer is pulling his strings. Now his baby is protected by a guardian angel who is someone the Winchesters won't even fight. I now wonder if those cosmic consequences would imply the boys to kill one of their own in due time. The power of that kind goes beyond understanding. He can freely manipulate whoever he wants to just by contact.
Review by VeroBlockedParentSpoilers2017-04-28T22:29:19Z
AWESOME! Lots of thoughts. Let's see if I can wrap my head around. There it is, the most intense, dark, grim, graphic, cold and shocking opening scene to an episode. It left me feeling squeamish. Pretty dark and creepy. Outstanding acting and performance. It was golden.
The episode was incredibly well directed and acted. From the beginning to the end. Stupid decisions and anger is present-day history. Never have I realized how much I missed Team Free Will. I loved that Dean brought it back. Like he said "You, me and Sam. We're just better together". That's it, that's this week's quote.
Smarty Sammy will always be my favourite Sam. Not so many people point it out but he's a freaking genius. I'm so proud of him. Connecting the extraction of the grace to find and angel to taking his angelic part out. Incredibly well thought out. Plus, Gadreel (oddly pronunced) reference.
When Cas took the Colt to kill Dagon and Kelly without the boys, the only thing I could thought of was "Cas, baby, you're an assbutt beyond belief". He had to know that wasn't gonna end well. That scene in the motel room when he was feeling the baby and talking to Kelly was so powerful and touching. Great acting! I also loved that he was all smiley while seeing death and destruction, yet he decided to let the baby be born, lol.
I would've liked to see what happened in Heaven and to see Cas back in Heaven. Like, what exactly happened there that drove him to this?
I love the way Lucifer is pulling his strings. Now his baby is protected by a guardian angel who is someone the Winchesters won't even fight. I now wonder if those cosmic consequences would imply the boys to kill one of their own in due time. The power of that kind goes beyond understanding. He can freely manipulate whoever he wants to just by contact.